Lead slips away as Panthers lose a 49-43 thriller to Trumbull
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MONROE, CT — Last fall, Masuk High’s football team thrived on pulling last-minute, sometimes final seconds, wins out of a hat. Read More
Masuk Panther hit opponents on the field, cracked the books off it
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MONROE, CT — Lukas Shamas studied hard in class, while competing for the Masuk Panthers football team in the fall — and he didn’t just get by. Read More
Panthers kick off season with 37-15 triumph over Bunnell
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STRATFORD, CT — Masuk High’s football team opened the season with a 37-15 win at Bunnell of Stratford on Sept. 10. Read More
Who will be Masuk’s next football coach? Some parents have a favorite
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MONROE, CT — Masuk Athletic Director John DeGennaro is leading a search for the Panthers’ next head football coach after the varsity team lost Joe Lato to Woodland High School. Read More
Community News: Fight for high school football, Tag and Textile sale, High Holidays
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HARTFORD — State Sen. Kevin Kelly, R-21st, joined all 14 members of the Connecticut Senate Republican Caucus in writing to Department of Public Health Commissioner Dr.
Rams star Aaron Donald surprises Monroe fan with an autographed football
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MONROE, CT — Edward Medaris, 14, received a surprise package in the mail Sunday, after the Los Angeles Rams noticed an article in The Monroe Sun about Medaris earning recognition by NFL Play 60’s Fuel Your Good campaign for his group Tackle the Trash, and sent him a football autographed by his favorite player: superstar defensive tackle Aaron Donald. Read More
Masuk track coach to be inducted into Connecticut Coaches Hall of Fame
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Ed Butler’s coaching career began at Bunnell High School when he led the cross country team in 1972. Now 47 years later, Butler is a retired Masuk High School art teacher, who still pulls on his sneakers to coach girls track and boys and girls indoor track at the age of 85. Read More
‘I don’t think there’s a part of Masuk High School he hasn’t touched’
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The Masuk Panthers are well known as a football powerhouse, but when Carl Bodnar was hired as a history teacher 49 years ago, the high school had no varsity football team. Read More
Lions figure out North Haven, romp to 40-12 win
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Monroe Lions players on the seventh-grade football team lost to the North Haven Indians twice last year, but a week of hard work on the practice field and hours of study in the film room paid off last Sunday in a convincing 40-12 Lions victory at Wolfe Park. Read More
Monroe Lions crush Clinton 36-8 in home opener
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The Monroe Lions eighth-graders jumped out to a 28-0 lead against the Clinton Huskies in the first half of their final home opener Sunday, en route to a 36 to 8 victory. Read More